Miss.: The enemy continues its path and hits the samurai, making him cry out in pain while flinging his entire body backward.

Early!/Late!: The samurai's sword smacks the enemy, causing it to tumble off the screen. 56 subscribers Subscribe 3 Share 144 views 5 months ago Hope you guys enjoy this remix This is the first remix where I used tempo changes to change the rhythm from straight to swing. Remix 1 ( 1, Rimikkusu 1 ), also known as 1st Remix (1st, 1st Rimikkusu) on the prologue, is the 6th Rhythm Game of Stage 1 (6th overall) and the first remix in Rhythm Tengoku.

Perfect!/Ace!: The samurai slices the enemy directly in half.

In Remix 5 in Rhythm Heaven Fever, she is replaced by a caveman.

In the Rhythm Game, she is seen catching three species of fish. The more times the samurai succeeds in felling his enemies, the more intense his stance and hairstyle become. Ann Glerr (, Sakana Tsuriko), also titled Master Fisherperson Ann Glerr, is a character who appears in Catch of the Day in Rhythm Heaven Fever and Rhythm Heaven Megamix. Fog eventually creeps in to obscure the player's vision and forces them to use their sense of rhythm to best them. The player uses Ⓐ to quickly unsheathe, slice, and re-sheathe their sword in order to cut down the enemies moving to the beat of the music.

Extra Remix and Endless Remix are the first Remixes to have a name instead of a number, prior to every Remix being named in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.In this game, The Wandering Samurai is protecting a town from yokai wearing tengu masks by slicing them.

The song to Extra Remix contains a leitmotif from Game Select.

The concept of the epilogue comparing the player's performance to the quality of a meal is similar to the epilogues to the Remix 1s in Rhythm Heaven and Rhythm Heaven Fever, while the epilogue to Extra Remix is similar in concept to the epilogue to Remix 2 in Rhythm Heaven Fever.Both this remix and Remix 8 (the game's final remix) begin with Marcher and close with Karateka.The first time that The Clappy Trio appears in the Remix, the 3 is replaced with a 4, and there are 4 of them that time, keeping the same rules.Interestingly, Extra Remix has new orchestrations for every variation of Remix 1's music, despite most not being used. The in-game remixes actually use only a small portion of that music. Remix 1, Remix 2 and Remix 4's music were used to train the development team's sense of rhythm by having them dance to it.

In it, Tap Trial replaces Rhythm Datsumo and the remix itself is much longer.

There is an unused version of Remix 1 accessible through Sequence Test in Rhythm Tengoku under the name Dance Lesson 1.

The terminology used here may or may not be what the developers or localizers intended. This one is a little technical! The information in this article comes from internal data found in the game, and cannot be seen in normal play.

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